NT260 Set 2 Study Resources
Companion study notes, commentary, and next-step resources for this NT260 set of readings.
These notes correspond with Set 2 readings in NT260. Read the Scripture first, then use these notes to deepen your understanding.
This set helps you begin the journey through the New Testament by focusing on the person of Jesus Christ and the opening movement of the gospel story. As you read, pay attention to who Jesus is, what He came to do, and how each passage calls for a response of faith and discipleship.
👉 Continue where you are in this week’s reading journey.
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Matthew 6:1-34
- 🟩 Matthew 6:1-4: Giving in a Way that Honors God
- 🟩 Matthew 6:5-15: Jesus Teaches Us How To Pray
- 🟩 Matthew 6:16-18: Jesus Teaches Us How To Fast
- 🟩 Matthew 6:19-24: Where is Your Treasure?
- 🟦 Matthew 6:1-34: Living for an Audience of One
Matthew 7:1-29
- 🟩 Matthew 2:1-12: The King We Must Respond To
- 🟩 Matthew 2:13-23: The King Fulfills Prophecy
- 🟦 Matthew 2:1-23: Jesus is Born and Worshipped
Matthew 8:1-34
- 🟩 Matthew 3:1-12: The King’s Forerunner
- 🟩 Matthew 3:13-17: The King’s Baptism
- 🟦 Matthew 3:1-4:25: Jesus’ Baptism and Temptation
Matthew 9:1-38
Matthew 10:1-42
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Keep Walking with Jesus
Remember, you’re not just reading Scripture—you’re learning to follow Jesus. Stay consistent this week. Read with intention, reflect honestly, pray through what you’re seeing, and take one clear step of obedience.
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